-Floors Castle
Floors Castle at Kelso in the Scottish Borders is a
visitor attraction, a sporting estate and a venue for corporate entertaining.

-Mellerstain Stately Home
Mellerstain is a Georgian stately home situated in the Scottish Borders and open to the public.

-Teviot Smokery
Sample the delights of Teviot Game Fare, try our succulent
Smokery Scottish smoked salmon, smoked trout, and wide variety of game all traditionally smoked to perfection.
Discover tranquility in the Teviot Water Gardens located in the heart of the Scottish Borders with its
riverside display garden and much more.

-Paxton House
Situated on the banks of the river Tweed, Paxton House is a hidden gem, built by the Adam brothers in 1758 for the young Patrick Home.
It is perhaps the finest example of 18th century
Palladian Country houses in Britain.

-Jedforest Deer and Farm Park
One of the most enjoyable and interesting places to visit in Southern Scotland is the The Jedforest Deer and Farm Park; 800 acres in the beautiful rolling hills of the
Scottish Borders 5 miles south of Jedburgh.

-Hirsel Country Park
The Country Park is open all year during daylight hours and provides an excellent location for a family day out.
Set in the beautiful Scottish Borders,
the park can be found on the western outskirts of Coldstream, which marks the border between Scotland and England.

-Melrose Abbey
Founded by St Aidan in about A.D. 660, it’s first prior was St Boisil who was succeeded by St Cuthbert,
the apostle of the Borders, who dwelt there until 664 when he became prior of Lindisfarne.

-Mary Queen of Scots Visitor Centre
16th century castle house which has been enlarged and converted into use as a local museum.
In the garden stands the base of an early Christian cross.

-Rosslyn Chapel – The Official Website
Rosslyn Chapel, the official website.
Rosslyn Chapel is a 15th century medieval chapel rich in unusual carvings and masonic symbolism. It is situated in Midlothian, Scotland.

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“1. Location great; in centre of Kelso AND with car parking. 2. All rooms are excellent in every way; spotless; good size; very very comfortable; very good amenity tray. 3. Hosts are very friendly and helpful. 4. Breakfast is freshly cooked to order and is excellent. Lots on cold table also to supplement this. 5. Again, we’ll be back!”

BuddyLancs…TripAdvisor

“We have just returned from a marvellous two nights at the Old Priory being looked after by Robin, the owner, so perfectly. The property is exceptional in itself being very old and full of character. It is furnished superbly and in complete tune with the house. We have looked at all of the four bedrooms and all are nothing short of superb. Everything is spotless; the beds are supremely comfortable; the courtesy tray is one of the best we have seen – better than most 5 star hotels”

DevonD55….TripAdvisor

“A very warm and informative welcome, made you feel special even on a 1 night stay”
The Old Priory is a lovely home, and you get the feeling straight away that you are welcomed into Robin’s family home.
We only had the time to stay one night and we are now planning to include this in our Scottish tour next year. Robin made us very welcome and gave really useful info which we followed about where to have a drink and where to eat. It meant in the few hours we had we didn’t waste any time searching out a restaurant and had the time to relax and wander,
The breakfast room is lovely and as a vegetarian the option of a locally produced veggie breakfast was great. We travelled on motorbike and that was no issue at all wandering in , in all our gear. We had a very lovely time and I could have sat chatting with Robin and his guests drinking coffee all morning if we hadn’t had to leave.
One of the nicest places I’ve stayed in a long time. There’s so many places of interest and natural beauty, Kelso is a great location with a lovely B & B. I’ve already told my Mum she should go. A message for Robin… you were Awesome …

MosieJo

Little piece of heaven falls out the sky and lands in Kelso!”
5 of 5 stars
A fabulous place to stay. I would have no hesitation in recommending this place to anyone. The bedrooms are wonderful, large, airy, comfortable, exceptionally clean and wouldn’t appear out of place with some of the smarter country house hotels. Having only a small number of letting rooms added to the feel of exclusivity. Robin was a very generous host, with an instinctive gift for hospitality. His breakfasts are superb and quality ingredients, washed down with plenty of freshly brewed coffee made a great start to the day. I can’t wait to stay there again!
Room Tip: I would be happy to stay in any of the rooms.